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Danny Robas and Avraham Fried Duet on Stage

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Singer Danny Robas performed a duet with singer Avraham Fried on stage in Kiryat Motzkin, singing Robas's hit "Eich Hu Shar." The performance was part of Fried's "Fried and Friends" tour, which also featured other guest artists in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The tour is part of the "Chasidut B'Class" initiative.

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  • Danny Robas and Avraham Fried performed a duet of Robas's hit "Eich Hu Shar" in Kiryat Motzkin.
  • The performance was part of Avraham Fried's "Fried and Friends" tour.
  • The tour is connected to the "Chasidut B'Class" initiative.
  • Guest artists included Amir Dadon in Jerusalem and Danny Sanderson in Tel Aviv.
  • Yuval Stupel served as musical director and Yitzchak Rashi as producer.

Singer and songwriter Danny Robas joined singer Avraham Fried on stage in Kiryat Motzkin for a special musical collaboration. The two performed Robas's hit song "Eich Hu Shar" (How He Sings) together as part of Fried's "Fried and Friends" tour. This tour is a component of the "Chasidut B'Class" initiative, with musical direction by Yuval Stupel and production by Yitzchak Rashi. The tour included stops in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Kiryat Motzkin. Throughout the tour, Fried hosted various singers, including Bnei Barbi, Akiva, and Shalom Lemmer. Each city featured an additional guest artist: Amir Dadon performed in Jerusalem, Danny Sanderson joined in Tel Aviv, and Danny Robas appeared in Kiryat Motzkin, where he and Fried sang popular songs by both artists.

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